#stancest

So, I have a few different Stancest fics I would like to post, and I think y'all would like them, but my dyslexia and bad grammar really weigh me down on that.

Should I post them anyway? Would you guys still like them or would it be to jarring? Please be honest!

If anyone would like to volunteer to spelling/grammar correct them for me I'd be open to the idea, long as your cool with what I got OC! They're all either lewd or angst.

For the time travel AU, the pain from the first option was so juicy. You're telling me that even when they were teenagers Ford knew how unhappy Stan was? How much he needed someone in his corner? And Ford ignored that the whole time and then fully turned his back on him??? AND beyond that, saw how unhappy Stan was and knew he was made homeless but decided he needed to suffer MORE??? AND YOU WANT TO TELL ME YOU LOVE YOUR BROTHER STANFORD?!?!?!?!?!

Gosh that's neat. It also hurts too much for me 😭

Helping Stan become more independent and guiding him in order to help though? Absolutely my favourite. That boy needed someone in his corner! He could have done so well with a bit of guidance! And there's so many ways to take it! You could have him guide Stan to a new career path, he could genuinely help him while subtly poisoning Stan against him so he stops 'suffocating' Stanford, you could have young Stanford slowly realizing how much he actually relied on Stan and wanted him around only now that he's not there, Stanley struggling with realizing he has feelings for a man amidst his struggles with an increasingly distant relationship with his brother, feeling isolated and lost only for this experienced older man to swoop in and actually seem to care about him...

Ahem.

Anyways I really liked your thoughts and wanted to share a few of my own. Thanks for posting ❤️😘😘

You totally hit the nail on the head, I love having a spiteful Ford driven by his own selfish reasons, plotting to hurt a version of his brother as a way to heal his own wound I don't think he's fully aware of how much Stanley really needed attention, but he knows exactly that he would listen to him more if he were this perfect adult that he would always be there for him

You took the words out of my mouth to describe the whole situation, especially with young Ford realizing how alone he is without Stanley by his side, wanting him back

I like it when these two teenagers fight, but seriously, we know their relationship was in a somewhat awkward situation because Ford was seeking independence from his twin status, but now Stan finally truly distancing himself from Stanford would only create a totally unsustainable situation. But I think young Stanford would sense that something wasn't right with this teacher, and I think he could feel this whole weird vibe coming from him (maybe mixed with his jealousy and feeling abandoned) as he watched his influence begin to truly affect their relationship.

Watching Stanley slowly transform into something "that he really isn't," saying things he "wouldn't say," doing things he "would never do" (perhaps unintentionally revealing Stanford's own prejudices about his brother)

I hate not being able to explain myself the way I want to!!

I like to think of the old Ford as the the apple of discord between those two, unwittingly enjoying the chaos it has caused.

This time THERE IS TIME TRAVEL, LET'S GO!!!

So Ford, in his journey through dimensions, ends up in a dimension similar to his own, with some absurd difference, such as having to put a double period at the end of every written sentence.

But basically, it's his dimension in the past, so he decided to get involved to help him from that dimension get to his dream university, and to do that he has to get rid of Stanley, But he's a well-mannered person, and whatever the case, that's his twin brother, so he'll be smart and get Stanley out of the way by becoming his tutor so Stanley has a path far removed from Ford's.

This is where I have my huge dilemma; I don't want to give my soul to a dark Ford because that goes against my principles, But the idea of Ford influencing all of Stan's decisions to make him choose to distance himself from his brother, filling him with empty promises to make sure he doesn't interfere with his science fair project...

essentially feeding Stan all the words Ford knows he always wanted to hear, practically being the adult his brother always needed, only to abandon him in revenge when he finally achieves his goal, so that he feels the same betrayal he felt.

leaving both of them with a horrible emptiness

Or go for the cliché of a loving Ford wanting to help his brother not only so that his counterpart from that dimension can get into university but also so that Stan can have a successful future, but with the awkward moment that he has begun to grow fond of this version of his brother again and that this version is completely in love with him

Basically, to fulfill my 2ford desire in the most classic and comical way possible